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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The trails I walkalong the American River Parkwayadjacent to the peaceful riparian zone of the Nimbus Hatcherywhere young Chinook salmon swim upstreambetween myself and the wild chocolate white capped current.I commune with elephant-gray hanging treesTheir roots exposed by decades of flooding along the banks,and metallic striped garter snakeswhich swim along the water’s edge,snakes who hunt&#8230;</p>
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